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Led by a professional instructor, the workshop introduced various classic childhood games for participants to understand what and how the older generations played. With creativity and interesting props, innovative ideas and new methods were added to the typical games, which reflected the evolvement and wisdom behind. In the workshop, traditional Mikado (also known as "Pick-up Sticks") was transformed from a table-top game, to using large (around 3-inch high) bamboo sticks, that members and their children had to use whole body to play. Such adapted design catered to today's tastes for a more challenging and interesting game play; The rules of another typical game namely "Big Wind Blows" were originally based on participants' personal characteristics (such as "players wearing red must go"). Its evolved version incorporated the conditions of surrounding environment (such as "players with a light on head must go"), requiring participants to be more observant and responsive; "Musical Chairs" was also developed from a self-focused game to a collaborative one, each participant needed to work together and find a way for everybody to be seated when the number of chairs was reduced, instead of leaving one player standing. This revised format could enhance inter-generational communication and cultivate mutual understanding between the participating members and children. SHKP Club encourages everyone to establish closer family bonds by playing parent-child games more often in daily lives, fostering a "Loving Home" family life.

Hosted at the Party15 Party Room in life@KCC, the event allowed members to enjoy a whole bunch innovative and interesting gaming facilities with family, including the "Electric Buzz Wire Game" with cool smoke effects and the colourful "LED Rainbow Ball Pit". Multiple featured selfie spots were available for members to take pictures and record the joyful moments with the beloved. There were also classic interactive games with prizes, such as "Happy Rainbow", of which lucky winners could receive special SHKP Club gifts. All members spent a precious and sweet Sunday together with families!